Ask Stacy: Millennials Are Ruining This Country … Aren’t They?

A reader is concerned that the younger generation is pushing the country to the brink of disaster. He must not remember the ’60s.

Why Are Americans Eating Out Less Often?

More Americans are skipping dining out and opting to eat at home instead. Are new minimum-wage laws partly to blame?

Here’s What a 95-Year-Old Bought With Her Lotto Winnings

A 95-year-old great-grandmother splurges a little — on her daughter and herself — after winning $30,000 in the Connecticut lottery.

This Liquid Helps Torn Clothing Mend Itself

Researchers at Penn State University have developed a new liquid that self-repairs textiles. Find out how it works, and which other uses it could have.

Steak for as Little as $1? Happy National Filet Mignon Day

Morton’s The Steakhouse and Outback Steakhouse are offering deals this weekend.

It Takes This Much Exercise to Ward Off 5 Major Diseases

How much physical activity does it take to ward off five potentially deadly diseases? It’s a lot more than the World Health Organization has been recommending.

Time to Speak Up If You Want Better Travel Rewards

You have your rewards programs, but do you understand them? Can you redeem your rewards easily? If not, this is your moment to help make a change.

Expanding Waistline Can Age Your Brain

New research reveals that being overweight in middle age can age the brain by a decade. Find out what that can mean for cognitive performance.

4 Tips for Turning Down the Heat on Social Media

We have tips on how you can still “like” your friends and hate — and ignore — their politics.

How Much Does Child Care Cost U.S. Families?

Despite largely stagnant wages in the U.S., the cost of child care continues to rise. Find out how American families are making ends meet.

9 Fast-Food Phone Apps That Get You Free Food

These nine apps give you something free immediately — or soon after— you download them.

The 10 States With the Scariest Drivers

Beware one region’s roads: You’ll find the worst drivers in the country on them, a new analysis finds.

5 Ways Singles Lead More Meaningful Lives Than Married People

Science is challenging the archetype of the sad and lonely single person.

American Airlines Now Offers Free In-Flight Entertainment

Planes enabled with Wi-Fi now offer entertainment on both seatback screens or streamed to passengers’ personal devices.

Watch What You Post on the Olympics, or Face the Wrath of Organizers

When it comes to protecting its trademarks, symbols and logos, the International Olympic Committee is the lord of the rings. Is it preserving Olympic integrity, or just bullying?

Delta Gives $200 Vouchers to Travelers After Flight Fiasco

Delta is trying to soothe customer frustration after a computer outage grounded 1,500 flights and delayed another 1,600.

It’s Official: The Rich Are Getting Richer

A record number of people have 10-figure bank accounts. Find out how many women belong to the club, and how many billionaires call North America home.

Earn Up to 50 Percent Cash Back When Shopping This Week

Move over, back-to-school season: Ebates.com is now celebrating back-to-campus season by offering double cash back.

Is ‘Ominous’ Music Putting Shark Population at Risk?

Does the theme from “Jaws” play in your mind every time you see video of sharks? If so, you could unwittingly contribute to the species’ demise, a new study contends.

7 Car-Leasing Myths That Cost You Big Money

Leasing cars is more popular than ever, for good reason, but it can be tricky. Check out these common mistaken notions so you can get the best deal.

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